. &zmtf&fsszzz' "
a.J' K
mK"--
S5TOBP 35?-
-"PIESRpap-TJ --
O-.4:
TftpTS-
rjt -4r tlWf , 'WJ V. ' .'v '. Wft f,.. -k,
.
- . t " " ,w. J - - -V.ijf . '
I
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1', 192!
WPWPrt4i
a
"V
n'
ft s
AUVlUt IN PUtlKY !
FORSPIESEAGENTS:
Werth & Ce. Salesmen Urged
in Rhyme te Ge After
Business
OFFSHOOT OF CREDIT FIRMi
In pnftr.r. prof-e nnd phtln.npliv nl'''
rnen of Werfli A. t'n lnc . vv re iukpiI
fe nrll lt Meck
Furthermore, litttp plnlrl were
Written in the "mttlpp t "Mpmen"
prejeratn hnuinjt ilieni hew te irt en
ll nprn'loHe Werth & Ce l nne of,
thp offilieots of the Nntinnul (itinrnn
trr Credit rnrpnrntmii The Inttpr m
Hew Spiese Put "Pep"
Inte His Salesmen
"Opt n mnii nt liix 1 ! where
you won't bp lntrmi)itei 11ml den t
nmvvr n iiirtinn tulips nn -ip
ccpd in thi."
"Drive ImniP your niKUiiient with
rnriiPtnpR. with firP. with linit.
with clenched 1ihih1 "
"There nvit be tlshr m a our
Meed nnil innmiPi Tim filcmllv.
lienet Kind of tight thnt win- ur
niftn'M ndnilrntlen mid net hi an an
tHCenini "(Je into nn i fli rr :iv t'lensh
viiu're iImiiir mill prevpert n fner
lij I'litic nnd ri'ini'inlipr vmt nre
"Ven nin-f ihuniiiiitp flu- Mtin Mtin
tlen nt nil tmip Tlrit K i- in" relv
pri'Iiininnrv te In 1211ms inntrni't
nnd ' In" k.
CONFERENCES
11 II
Lloyd Geerge's Hands Strength
ened by Commens' Mandate te
Continue Peace Negotiations
RAPID PROGRESS EXPECTED
r-
forced into tpmpernn receivership lmt !
week. Iletli rnniprnv were illrrrtlv dl-
rected chlellv bv KninUlvti Spies,., n lie ,
Is alce rpii nil iiinnnEPr of evernl etlmr
rempnnlpi grnvvini; ul of the V (!
C. C.
Llternrv lcnniiiKs of thp Werth pre.
footer were diM'epiPd tmlnv In mves.
tlRfltnrr. in looking epr thp oerpornt ion's
ttneta nf piper One of tlip nie-t I
trlklne li flip fellow lug pepin. s.nil te I
hdTP heen uriften hi en i .nli un'u
. V i'
Dr?i wnni pilnterf:
SHORE GAMBLERS WARNED
Reform Leaders Declare Raids Will
Fellow Unless They Clese Deers
Allantle City. Nev 1 Ainrlirr tidal
nini' of rpfiirm Is nheut te eiiifnlf At
lantic Citv. thp flrt spin vl mtiK this
muriiliiB with thp .ipppiirntii of wlver
tlspinPnts in the local piipn-s sisn,M 0y
four rferni lpnIpr. who uuru the nn
blinc-heusp keepers mill boeknuiki rs te
oil thr olesp ui shop lniinpiiitpr.
"TTArn thr hnnru ii'jn ieif
..... .i
Tkaf, Ihr tr te (!. your ,,re,,p,-M , A" !1 ,l1Tnnl!' "'"' '"'"" '" rH,1'1
nil nt hnmr the cimhlitic hniisp mid pro-ietim tlip
Fnr thf ..l.rf ,,;.,..., i. i owners nnd rrnpif ntrr 1 In- nierisr.
With thrir icnlth of rnuehf nnd
nrpfp
MnUr n human hriiw hriitntr tn mum
Awl a .null if 1.4 thrm tt,e I,, thr "A" "l"'h '"-"v h nr. nt pi-.s-n
firri peiidu. Hiiir gnmhlliis heiisps In ilnnti
mPnt. wlilph is kIiiipiI h .lesrnli It
Manpl, ShiiiiipI ChipIj Simen I'mpr
nnd OeiiIpI .1 Srlmll rrni ns fellows
"All biipIi persens wh. nr nt prisi-nf
If you hut hnxr thr hnr'hhnml tn qn
Ilia tnn trill hr thr uiniirr
With thr mimt aif tilth thr tninrr
And. Girnt fn'tnr. hnu the nld pny
ihnl trill nieir."
Pri) Ith.Miie fnr 1'iesp
AftPr grf ilne this fur. it npppnrs
thnt Hip pi.'t dpi'ldp.l it wnn t force
fill nie ij1! J!n brekp off thp m. ter
thPir nnd 'idd d thp following, pvi
dPDt'j linm; no merp (imp for rlnnip
"Musitipss , nntinnis lirik from itil
pnrts of tlip ceuntrj. nnd we nrp grnti
finl e nnneiiivp th.u tnerc will h
Wero "fn theiisnnii (iellnr' inii tlu
year than pipr beferp It s up te you
whetlirr ei net ou will tip one of
thrm. Tell iw Wn thp line- laid out
by Werth .in. I ju anitet ded?c ;ut.
Ctss.
Tnclili'iitnlh. H n nppnri'nt b tlip
trxt of much of the lltprnturp that
im or iiiiikins books in nn form, nrc
Iipi 'In rriiiisfpi te 'e' sii.'h ),eusrs
and dfst fr up furtliPr boeKninkinj
Kniltir" te ieniih with fl i- rcqi.st will
HUlls te iillli' S li plnns i unit fl (llP
i ewiiprs niiil fr'-'iupiifcrs presnrut.d
Thp enh i eiiinipiif thnt l)iriitnr of
Pub'lc Snfp Ciith'iprt u.miIiI ninkp
was . I have nothing te s;n
Wills and Inventories Filed
ThP following wills wffp adinilipd
tedm te prebate: KpiiiiIs A M.Moni M.Meni
elp. Ili'Jt Hncp sti-ppf. ,::4J(i A la A
Sehapffpr ''liiistinnsliurg. Vn . SI.'!..
.".iO linPiiteri.'s w.m'p til'.l in ihr pci
Mitinl pstnn- et Alici T, NeIIp siiikjs
Krnnrps M K Iennplh slel
l.i'tli i" Mii.'t.T. ."'i iilii! i'
I. r.iren. J- . (VJ(In
I.p is c t iilnimis
R tlip Asorlnted I'res
Ionden. Nev. 1 Ppupp npeotintienn
bpfwppii rpprpspntntlvpR et tlir Ilritlsh
GoternniPiit nnd dplcgntps of bp Onll
Kirrnnn were rrsumnl at 1ip effilcnl
lienip of I'rlniP Mlni'tPr Iiieyd (Iperci'
tednj Mlchnpl Celllim find Arthur
Itirifntli. rpprpppntlngr the Dull rircann,
arrhpd in I'ewnln? Btrpet nt 11 o'clock,
, opceinpanlpd In Iklne Chlldcre, tuc-
ri'tar te the Irish dplpgntien. It wah
, snld tlip w.'iit tliPrp In repenfe te n
nipsngp frrm Mr. I.leyd Ciperge.
' Affpr thp nipptlnic. which InstPd for
I tlnrti (Up iiiMiutPH, it uns ctntwl thnt
anetliPi- etinniitPi mcPliuR of con-
iVrp." was n(.t en the tiPKotlntern'
program The Government reprrsentn-
flips pri'-Piit at tedn's brief sowien
Iwirp Mr l.lejd Gfeige, Austin Clintn-
I bfrlnin ami Lord IllrkPtiliPail.
I.l.nd Gperge. htnngllienpd by
l l lie nnplintic xetr in the Heiisp of
i 'ominous nt night . civing him n man
date te lentlnup tiie tipgotintiens with
the Sinn I'Vm rpprppntntlps. is be
IipuiI te stand in n position which
inni result in . ensldrrablp pregrpss in
thp negoti.itieim dining thp npxt fpw
dnvs
The four conferees who nrp discm-slng
Irish nfTalrs teilnv de net . enstitnte n
emmitti i for di't. I milling the course
of future I'.iiners.ltiens. It was s.ud ill
Sinn 1'. in ipiirt.rs It was nssertpil
that leniinittpes had been npieintfd
te .1p.i1 with ipipstienc of detaall nnd
thnt thp Pnnie Minister nnd hi fellow
lenf.rees weip (lealing with the funda
inentiil piineiplcs upon which the con
tiniinnei of the cenferpnci depended
When the blue iciilieil a decision,
a session of the w el. .enferen. e will
be cnlled mid "ill be a general
OUsllltatiei
It .ebnbi. t'lit ti.. four are the
enlv ppreni In Great nrltnln tedaj
who knew tlip exnet stntc of the tip&e.
tlittleiiH, The number "f men nctunlly
pilgnnfd In the dlM'tiRslnim wer rpducrd
by IjIejiI Geerge, partly bpenuce he
felt thnt four could deal mere easily
with each ethpr thnn would be possible
If ten were encaged In the cenierencp.
In addition, It was said tedav, Infor
mation wan divulged after earlier meet
ings, and this brought a vigorous pro pre
tet from the Sinn Fein delegates. Since
the number of negotiators was reduced
the leakage of news has ceased.
Inquiries In Irish quarters today
showed that Mr. Ideyd Geerge's address
before the Heuse of Commens Inst night
hnd done nothing In the direction of
precipitating a hitch. Sinn Feiners
could flu. I nothing In his words with
which they were net familiar from the
outset
In addition Merd Geerge did net
force the elleginhee lsue mere strongly
than In the piist. notwithstanding Mr.
I)e Vnlera's telegram te Pepe Heiic-'
diet The vital Issues of allegiance,
naval security, payment of debts and
the nveidnnee of war In Ulster were all
points which had been debated by the
four negotiators without a break In the
conference.
I'lMcr Still Chief Obstacle
t Ister remained today the chief dif
ficult te be overcome, but the Prime
Minister's weighty reference In his ad
dress te the (M of failure was taken
as the pxprtien of prpssure en t'lster te
reach an accommodation with Southern
lieland. Mbertl terms, from the
Southern point of iew, were said te
have lieen offered, and the suggestion
was made thnt before I'lstpr's refusal
te tipgetiatc was innlttrd te break off
thp npgotintiens. with all the costly con
sequences of such an event, the six
northeastern counties of Ireland should,
as a wnele or in detail, be given n
chance te held a plebiscite en peace or
war.
The plen of former Premier Asqtiitb.
that thp lleiicP refuse te commit itself
beforehand te am pirtieiilnr iiPtlen wn
believed te point te this pesslblllt and
te nn ngrep.l continuance of the Irish
trecp pending a fresh at '"nipt toward
,'ttlempnt.
Although the Primp Minister's speech
p venle.l netlurg of the progress of the
negotiations, it produced the impression
en many hearers nnd a considerable sec
tion of the press that the outlook was
almost hopeless, while optimists were
unable te gather any strength for their
(enfidenpe. One pffect of the spppeh en
the lobbies, of the IletihO of Commens
' I.-
fi.d
-rnntil in the n.lnli
ppicse was auxiniis te develop a chain I'. m-ks.m iidlP Iti
of Werth offices from .east te ce.ist On
I
u manager for
pi v
Irei
i,
tl.
1m
Oben
ists
the r
wa
shot
liHT
VI(
f'
hundred offices, with
each, was urierl
"Flrrtllcs sliinp enh wliiln in mo
tion." was thp battle cr.v te urge Piierg
In this direction.
Several salesmen who were Pine ,ie
by the credit corpeiatlon nssprt.M fhrv
werp deceived b.v official" of the com.
pany, and assert that the, etu'ig) former
lr use.1 In behalf of flu (enip.inv will
new be used te aid f,e petitioners whi
brought about the teinperar.v rpeeiver-
TliPrp nrp ethpr ,nlr.mi,ii V,.... .-- 1
who assert Mat all thp honor is net en
til ,l,tn . !..- n .. U.. .
,i,r nmr ,-, iiii-r mill nrp '.JipOsng eT J
flctals r, the redir corporation nnd itsil
J' is probable that steps will be taken
Within a dav or two hv ceunpl for fh
recclxers Themas .1 Meaner nnd
Y rands M McAdnins, te make the te
cclvership periuanent
Child, Twe, Breaks Legs in Fall
Frances WiNnn two vears el
daughter of C Colket Wilsen, an in
Miran.e broker of Maliem. rwened a
fracture of both legs vrncrdav whPti
she fell from third -deer window in
U-ii.hnm'" "f nPr fMn.l.a-'er Kr.ink
Williamson ZW Spruce s,rpp, Vln
was taken te th. Children's IIes,,ira"
n&xmrr
YvWf At ffl
mmu
sSia?
WillgiyeYeu
iwBEJumniL
fr RARfiFN
MNEXI5PKIND
i 'ip folic winu elit ii i,s ii
l 0111 prefuse'v and giive ml r
satisfaction The hull. ire
selected from choicest vnne'tir-
N'ew Is the time te plant th. m
in the parden Thev will w,
I'loem ftep in the husp
40 Choice Mixed Tulips 51
30 Choice .Mixed Narcissus SI
15 Choice Mixed Hyacinth SI
20 Tulips and 15 Narcissus SI
If wanted t pane p ,s (J, ...
per cent te the ahev. pi i,
' nn-.p'ctp bulh i.ital g free
SEED
house ;
MICHELL'S
1 518-516 Market St
f
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
Pvwpy
Ladies' and Misses'
Tailored Suits
17.75
Tyrel Weel is dependable in
quality and in make. Medels
and fabrics arc the best te be
had.
MANN & DILKS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
was te Increase the belief thnt In the
event of a break In the conference the
Government wetildnppenl te the country
through an election.
Resignation of Premier Hinted
It was suggested, the Londen Times,
parliamentary Correspondent said today,
that if t Ister continued her nloef at
titude, I.lnjd Geerge, feeling bound by
his pledges, would refuse te carry out
his plan te. introduce legislation which
would modify the posltlea of the Ulster
government. It was said he would also
decline te uudcriaite the military meas
ures necessary te overwhelm the Sinn
Fein, nnd would resign.
It was suggested rlsewhnre Hint Tr.
llamcnt was se sure te give the Gov
ernment full power te conduct n war
iigalnst the Sinn Fein thnt nn election
was unnecessary. The opinion wns of
fered nnd the hope wns expressed thnt
the Dnll I'lrennn would accept the
Prime Minister's words ns an Indica
tion that Southern Ireland hnd nothing
te gain 1 an unjieldlng refusal te
reach a settlement, nnd that it would
consent te a dlnilnnatlnn of the plans
laid erMiimlty In Dublin. Such n
course, It was asserted, would Inmre
peace.
Kxamlnntlen of the vote tnken last
night gave, lift sign of a spread of the
"Unleuist J-cvelt." Of ii01 members
present, 180,,YetPd, eight being paired.
Ulster members did het vote, nnd tlrlr.
ndler General H, Cmijers Surtces, one
of the Unionists 'who signed the pre-
pese.1 motion et censure, answered
"present" when his nnme wns cnlled.
Aute Runs Down SIx-Ycar-Old Bey
Nell MacNenl, six years old, of lfl-lJ
North Sixty-first ctreet, wan, struck
b.v nn automobile near tys, borne last
night nnd badly hurt., He wns tnken te
the West Phla,liMil Homeopathic
Hospital. The driver, C'liireme h. Dick Dick
ineon, of Fifty-fifth and Irving streets,
was held for a In ruing by Magistrate
Price.
Widow Dead In Gas-Filled Roem
Mrs. Mnrv llerger. fiftv vp.irs old. n
widow, who lived nl the bearding house
of Max Stein, (!-l Perth sttpct, was
found dead in her loom latt night which
wns fillpil with gas Thp hose thnt ran
from thp gns fixture te a reading Inmp
was dlspennpcfcd. Police are doubtful
It was a enfrn of suicide nnd nre In
clined te believe the gas connection was
loosened iiccidentallj .
Views Arms Parley
With Legal Mind
OontlneM from Twee One
nxv unit leli ntt mneli na Tilffhen let'PM
them, but both are IntMlcctunls.
I hnve quoted before what the Sec
retary of State snld te me when he wn
lt fill, Sl,t,MAiA liAnrtl, lt,( T nn, rtttntr
te repent It, because It Is the key te his
attitude. "I like the bench," he mid.
"I like te hnve the facts and the prin
ciples before mt nnd nothing te de but
hi appiy mem,
There in n certain rraldltv nheut u
mind of this sort. When seu prepare
jrenr case In advance tee thoroughly you
arc like the pliijer who sets his hands
te recehe u fly ball long before. It has
reached him. Ills arms unconsciously
stiffen a little nnd sometimes the ball
bounds out of the waiting hands. The
man who lives in an atmosphere of
principles mid facts, working mechani
cally te produce results, leaves out hu
man nature. A conference Is n. great
place for human nature.
At, nti ti,n,lf,ft,i ItftMArlii, rnivi tn ftiA
conference. Mr. linghen' rigidity would
be effective. He Is n mighty force of
Intellect and character. Hut when ou
h.nr'Mr. Harding talk ,ou realize that
semptMtii iniirb. softer nnd morn mviii-
pnthelc bllirfyf.jntfntlin conference" feri
this'ciiunirv than n nnitrung rum. Ann
witneiit .Mr. lierdiiig I lie American
delegation would be whellv in the handu
et us eiiict. ,
May He His Conference
Still Mr. Hughes js n figure of first
class Importance, find, ..this may turn
out te be his ceiifctttiiefi instead of Mr.
Lloyd Geerge's. ast,iupst wcll-lnfejrmcil
iwtnlr, fMnl 1fi la''n rlenvtnnlinn' lver
sennlity. 'J'he orce of hi? intellect,
the purity of his character, his extra
ordinary Rift '6t clear and convincing
u....., Ltl 1. A.a j..1i!a,1 I. In. 4. ml tM
cwr:ithli) befote him nt VrthInstm,
III. ......... ... Cnri..l,.. T S!t.,n l.Ae
I1IH titrv.t;i UH csr.'l I'llll, 111 emir nun
1 pen one series of triumphs, npnrl from
the vlinr.v of the. Sennte when it took
the heart out of his German treaty by
ipservitig te t'nngress the decision
whether the I lilted States should be
represented in the Reparations Commis
sion or net. On thnt occasion the
President did net support his Sccrctnr.v
of State, all of whose nivstign and
power collapsed without the prep from
the White Heuse.
Fer the reitt, Mr. Hughes has been
Immensely successful. In the popular
mind much satisfaction with the Ad
ministration exists and It centers around
the Cabinet, nnd It Is Mr. Hughes who
hns Impressed the Cabinet upon tiic
reiinlrv. In Cabinet discussions his gift
for grasping the facts nnd nppljlng the
principles nnd for f-nslng things belter
thun anybody else, makes him the lead
ing force, lie ulvvajs iiims up. The
ethers tire rather inarticulate like Melt
len nnd Hoever and Davis, or they only
talk like Heyti and Dougherty and
Weeks." Mr. Hughca speaks. Mr. Hard
ing, being very human, likes te talk
w'lth Drtugherty nnd Weeks, but It Is
het at Cabinet meetings.
1 Master of Publicity
Mr. Hughes, tee, is the greatest mas
ter of publicity In Washington. Mr.
Ilnys has the art. but, he Is a miner
poet nheut himself. Mr. Hoever Is n
dlstingulshei) umntctir of publicity.
The Secretary of State 1ms the grand
style. Seme ene asked htm the ether
day' about the presence of the public
at the conference. The room Is small
nnd the man In the street will probably
have te stny in the street. "Where the
press, there the public Is," replied Sir.
HllltllCK.
He talks te tin- press In thnt spirit.
It is net n Hill nnd Jim personal re
lation, such ns Itoesevelt used te eultl-
vnVe. "ProbeWjI the Scoretarsef State
iWne Hill BmUJIrrrrehUlmis. It Is net
n lioreseme duty of talking te inferior
intelligence, ns it was with Knox. It
is net a painful avoidance of traps, as
it was with Lansing.
He does net see the men standing
Ik fine him. He leeks through them and
ever them te the public. The morning
slid afternoon conferences nre an op
portunity. JIc makes the most of them
It is like painting or writing Imems for
t'nf'iic generations. It is the grand
style.
And Mr. Hughes will talk te the
press during the conference, net merely
the American press, but any pros thnt
desires te jceinc and henr him. There
Is power in getting one's own story of
whnt liaiipeii'; nlwaj-s before the world.
Mr. Hiitfhe will have that jViwcr.
Women Held Rally Tonight
The Wemcn'B Democratic Com
mittee of the Thirty-ninth Ward, will
held a rally tonight in Tener's Hall,
Ninth and Jacksen streets. The candi
dates for offlce will address the meeting
"as well as the leaders in the Women's
Democratic County Committee.
Deaths of a Day i
FRANK H. FLfcHR
-, ,. t..
Millionaire Chewing Qum Manifac
turer Dies In Seuth
Frank H. Fleer, millionaire chewing
gum miiiitifacturer nf this city, died last
night of apoplexy nt his country estate
at Thnmasvlllb near Charlette; N. O.
He was sixty-live ear of age.
Mr. Fleer and Miss Willie Jenkins,
of Gostenln, near Charlette, were
married last July In the home of
the bride's parents. Fer n wedding
trip they metered te this city. The
wedding was a surprise te Mr. .Fleer's
friends liecine et the difference in agog
of the bride and bridegroom, the present
Mrs. Fleer being in her thirties. Mr.
1 leer's- llr.st wife died a little mere
than a year age,.
The manufacturer founded the com
pony which bear's bis nmne mfmv v....,
age. The -prtsent place of business 1.
at 2042 North Tenth street. Mr". Fleer's
home wan In Litnsdowne and If was
considered one. of the show places Of
that suburb. He also owned consider
able propel ty in the Seuth. TwedaiigH-
.f.. .w.. """'-ii ei-igrr mill Jirs,
Gilbert Mustln, live In Lansdevvne.
Qeorge W. Coatee
Geerge W. Ceatcs, a well-known
Jcnklntewn florist, was killed when a
train of the Philadelphia nnd Reading'
.Hallway, New Verk division, struct h
nutOmebiln at it crossing ou Second
street jilke, Bcth'uyrcs, yesterday.
Mrs, Mary R. Graves
The funeral of Mm. Mary H. Graves
who died yesterday at her home, 32
lUvervlew avenue. Drexel Hill, just two
weeks after the death of her husband,
4lv,n.,.M: Greves, Knernl manager of
the Wholesale Grocers' Association of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey nnd Dela
ware, will be held in Covington, Ky
Mrs. Graves wns sixty. Mx years old. '
Edward D. Hearne
Wllmlneten. Del.. W 1 ttj.j
D. Hearne, former auditor of the State
Department nt Washington, died at
Delaware Hospital yesterday from
the effects of two bullet wounds in the
head. Mr. Hearne shot himself at his
home In Middlctewn n week age. He
was sixty-one years old. Illness -that
brought en nervous prostration was the
cause of bis act.
Ss " WW-SM M0 Mvhh- JL I
f" AcSiuHrfs. mil
I A Real
ttST' . rrmltixHirh mil .
' Kft" iBSen mil tl4$P a.
m!. " yparShets mil Br
BJ5 . JsOBrant mil . m.& a 4
- Hi - ftJtfrWairrtim' Al v -j&tW fy M ft a
BIKf ml mm - tmflm m m IB if p. m
aC mf JT
j $10&'$12S
Shee Sale
2500 Pairs of
. t
THIS offer answer ill
"'he are still wonder
ing; about lower prr:
D( prmhlPrl tn .et thr
,)'ics-. Dalsimer offer
thf-H Inwer pri t values
th..: empel every man
who 'da new fnetwear
ii take notice and share
in this sale.
All
Leir
Sham
nt
tre
ne.fr
CI
t Prl
f i ,
English Lasts and Brogue Effects
Genuine Cordovan Glasgow Grain Tan Calf
' Ml ' ,ii0h
( !- '- Shee8
preli. tfcss,
thK
rulinv
rrets the
opinion, which is u
difficult the enfercliie
feji'slatien and tend
respect rer ttic law," f
or, the Tirst Baptist, CI
nsrvrwarqeu uieir tal
' dlnc as a nrc
(P7m
i Medium-Weight 7Cc-
In wanted heathen shades.
IB I
HOES I
I Jttw fmWw Hk M Jm I Wk -fmm&' J?a S'' JM
TcZ I
WX m 1 IIp I
rpHK opportunity of
J-the season! Everv
dollar you put in these
.shoes gives dollar - for -dollar
value. Prices are
down te a rock-bottom
basis costs Ignored .
profits sacrificed!! See
the shoes displayed in
our windows and you
will realize the savings.
Out today
New Victer Recc
November 192
Mether of My Heart
(a) Etude in G Flat Majer (Op. 10, Ne. 5)
(Op. 25, Ne. 9) (Chepin) Piane
Mattinata (Morning Seng)
Quartet in A Majer Assai agitate (Schumann)
Uve s Messenger Waltz (Messagere Amorose)
(b)
, Frances Alda
Etude in G Flat Majer
Alfred Cortet
Giuseppe De Luca
Flenzaley Quartet
Amenta Ualti-Curci
TeSprine Violin JHPftte
&nfei!SyKEth00,M'ye",W " GievJSffi
JPWBO (uunceuesi fiane Vyi c eh
WifViin Mil f FJ:ni,nm t . Olga Samareff
Twickenham Frr f110? w.be M&"?
The Old Read ' Lucy isabele Marsh
Ship e' Dreams Merle Alcock
nmirernii. RI.,.P- T . . . . Merle Alcock
gey.1 G.rden Blue-Fex Tre, 0Si SSSS 5 SS
ve vjei me joys ... . ;
Strut Miss LlziL . Aileen Stanley
illSff2VAg,5def.Be,U HI (4) Scherzo wSSeSSS
LV2 S? wi22&"Cri3)TnUett in G (4) SA. .. Victer OrchSS
Resy Cheeks Fex Tret
I Ain't Nobody's Darling Medley Fex Tret
ioenoo rex trot
THE BIG SHOE STORE
Four Floers With Seating Capacity for 600
Men, Women, Mieaee, Deya and Children
1204-06-08 Market Street
Sweet Ldv-Msr1!nr Fn TL '
Say It With Music-Fex Tret
It Must Be Someone Like Yeu Fex Tret
When the Sun Gees Down Fex Tret
When theHoncymeon Was Over
Jealous of Yeu
I Wonder If Yeu Still Care for Me?
Remember the Rete
Tuck Me te Sleep
Plantation Lullaby
Seme Blessed Day
The Wayside Cress
Saturday pjane Duet
Oh Jey! Piane Duet
Humpty Dumpty
In the Old Town HaU
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
All atar Innanrl h r nU.i..
All Star Trie and Their Orchestra
i u;l-. acke,-Bge Orchestra
Paul Whttemnn nnil IT.. r-l
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
, me oensen urchestra of Chicago
Shilkbg Orchestra
Henry Burr
William Kebyn
Charles Hart
v na , Elliett Shaw
Vernen Dalhart and Criterion Trie
Charles Hart-Elliett Shaw
Criterion Quartet
... . , Criterion Quartet
v iner Araen and PhU Ohman
Vlcter A,r,demn and PhU Ohman
Billy Murray-Ed Smalle
Billy Murray
Number
64988
64989
64990
74710
64991
64942
74711
64993
74712
64991
74713
64995
45253
'45254
18798
18799
18800
18801
18802
18803
188'04
18"805
18806
18807
18808
18809
18810
Size Price
10 $1.25
10
10
12
10
10
12
10
12
10
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
1.2S
1.25
1.75
1.25
1.25
1.75
1.25
1.75
1.25
1.75
1.25
1.00
1.00
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
VICTOR TALKING MACHINECOMPANY I
i
I